Afghan National Security Forces Order of Battle

Published at The Long War Journal

Written by CJ Radin
email: billroggio@gmail.com

Afghan National Army (ANA)

ANA Special Operations Command (ANASOC) Division

Camp Morehead, Wardak province. Brig. Gen. Dadon Lawang (Formed from 1st Cdo bde HQ cadre)
1st Commando Brigade Camp Morehead, Wardak province (Planned, Operational Summer2011).
1st (6th) Commando battalion CM3 Wardak Col. Mohammed Naim Majeedi, Operational<May2009
2nd (8th)Commando battalion(Lamer/Sun) Operational May ,6 2010
3rd (9th) Commando battalion (Cobra) - Lt. Col. Naqib Baloof Operational August 17, 2010
Garrison Support Unit CM3
2nd Commando Brigade Camp Morehead, Wardak province (Planned, Operational Sep2011)
3rd Commando Brigade Exists November 26, 2011
1st Commando Battalion Is this 201st (1st) battalion? Operating in Kunar November 26, 2011
Special Forces Group (brigade) - Camp Morehead, Wardak province (Planned, Operational Sep2012)
4x Special Forces Battalions (Planned)( First SF battalion to be fielded is 2nd Battalion by Jun2011 )
18x Special Forces A-Teams (15 men each)
1xCaptainCO, 1x1st Lieutenant XO, 1xTeam Sergeant, 2xmedical sergeants, 2xWeapon
sergeants, 2xEngineering sergeants,2xCommunications sergeants,2xInteligence
sergeants, 1xInformation dissemination sergeant,1xCivil-military operations specialist
1x Combat Support Battalion (Planned)
1x Combat Service Support Battalion (Planned)
ANASOF SOE (brigade) (Planned)
LANG
Civil Military Operations, Afghan Information Dissemination Operations (CMO AIDO)
Special Forces School
NCO Academy
Commando School
Support Command battalion (Planned)
1st A-Team May2010 to Khakrez Kandahar., 8 A-Teams by Nov 2010. 14 A-Teams by Apr2011, All 72 ATeams by 2014

ANA Ground Forces Command (ANAGFC) Lieutenant General Murad Ali Murad
IOC Mar2012, FOC Aug2012
National Military Command Center (NMCC) C2
Communications Support Element (CSE) - BGen Qasim (Self sufficient by Summer2010)
Tactical signals battalion detachments to Corps HQs
Headquarters Security Support Brigade CM1 Kabul
A Infantry Battalion CM1
B Infantry Battalion CM1

Counter Narcotics Battalion CM3

111th Capitol Division CM3 Kabul , Maj Gen. Qademsha
AOR Kabul and surrounding districts, 5 FOBSs. RDL3 Operational May 27, 2009
1st Brigade RDL3 - Darulaman
1st Infantry Battalion CM1
2nd Infantry Battalion
4th Combat Support Battalion CM4
5th Combat Service Support Battalion CM4
Garrison Support Unit CM3
2nd Brigade RDL6 Pol-E-Charki
1st Infantry Battalion CM2 - FOB Hussein Khut
2nd Infantry Battalion
3rd Quick Reaction Force Brigade RDL2 Surobi district, Kabul, Brigadier General Zamarai Petkan.
National Quick Reaction Force. Reflagged 3rd/-201st Corps Jul2010
1st Infantry Battalion CM3 Surobi District Kabul, Lt. Col. Abdul Hussen, Deployed Helmand 1/14/10 3/18/10
2nd Mechanized Infantry Battalion (APC/IFC: M113, BMP1) CM1 Nanghalem , Kunar
3rd Armored Battalion (Tanks:T-62) CM1Camp Ahmad Bak Hill, Kapisa, LtCol Mohammad Naseem
4th Combat Support Battalion CM2 5th Combat Service Support Battalion CM1 Pol-e-Charki, Lt Col Shamsuddine
Garrison Support Unit CM1
201st Corps (Shelab/Flood) RDL4 FOB Gamberi, Laghman, Maj. Gen. Abdullah
Corps Logistics Support Battalion - Col. Gul Rahman Roshangar Operational Aug 2009
Corps Combat Support Battalion UF
201st Route Clearing Company
201st (1st) Commando Battalion CM1 Operational July 24, 2007
1st Brigade RDL2 FOB Gamberi, Laghman Brig. General Abdulrazaq Safi
AOR Bamyan, Parwan?, Panjsher? Laghaman provinces
1st Infantry Battalion CM4- Laghman
2nd Infantry Battalion CM1 Mehtar Lam City, Laghman
3rd Infantry Battalion CM1 - LtCol Mohammad Husain
4th Combat Support Battalion CM1 Col. Sanam Gul, Laghman (D30 howitzers)
5th Combat Service Support Battalion CM1- Laghman
6th Infantry Battalion UF
Garrison Support Unit CM1
2nd Brigade RDL4 Khas, Kunar, BGen. Mohammed Afzal
AOR Eastern Zone: Nangahar, Nuristan, Kunar. Oct2011: Garrison facility building
1st Infantry Battalion CM1
2nd Infantry Battalion CM3 - Camp Manogey, Kunar, Lt. Col. Ismatullah,
3rd Infantry Battalion CM1 Sherzed, Nangahar
4th Combat Support Battalion CM2Nuristan?,Col. Mohammed Jan
5th Combat Service Support Battalion CM3 Nangahar, Lt. Col Abdul Qauoom Gurbaz
6th Infantry Battalion CM3
Garrison Support Unit CM1
3rd Brigade Surobi, Brig. Gen. Amam Nazer Bahbod, New brigade forming after reflagging of previous
3/201st Jul 2010
1st Infantry Battalion - Camp Ahmad Bak Hill, Najrab district, Kapisa
2nd Infantry Battlaion - Kapisa
3rd Infantry Battalon - Kapisa
4th Infantry Battalion - Kapisa
5th Combat Service Support Battalion

6th Infantry Battalion - Kapisa

4 Brigade Oct 2011: Does not exist. Possible build for 2012
th

Brigade base built in Kunar

Brigade base built near Jalalabad
Another base being built near Jalalabad; to be complete by Oct 13, 2009.
Operational Coordination Center, Provincial (OCCP) in Mayden Shar, Wardak, Open Jun 14 2009
203rd Corps (Tandar/Thunder) RDL3 Gardez, Major General Abdul Khaliq
AOR Paktya, Khost, Paktika, Ghazni, Logar, Wardak provinces
Corps Combat Support Battalion UF
203rd Route Clearing Company
203nd (2nd) Commando Battalion CM1 Col. Ggulam Nabi, Operational October 16, 2007. Best
commando bn.
Military Police Company Training Sep 2008
1st Brigade RDL4 Camp Clark, Khost, Brigadier General Akram
1st Infantry Battalion CM1 Khost
2nd Infantry Battalion CM1 Khost
3rd Infantry Battalion CM1 Khost :Sabari, Bak,Jaji Maidan,Khalander, Musa Khel districts. LtCol Nasrat
4th Combat Support Battalion CM1 - Khost
5th Combat Service Support Battalion CM1 Paktika
6th Infantry Battalion UF
Garrison Support Unit CM1
2nd Brigade RDL4 FOB Rushmore, Sharana, Paktika Oct2011 Garrison not build yet
1st Infantry Battalion CM1 East Ghazni(Aug2010)
2nd Infantry Battalion CM1 Khost/Gardez
3rd Infantry Battalion CM1 Paktya Operational July 2008
4th Combat Support Battalion CM3 Khost/Gardez (2x D30 Howitzers) Operational Oct 2005
5th Combat Service Support Battalion CM1
Garrison Support Unit CM1
3rd Brigade RPD3 Ghazni Operational December 2007
1st Infantry Battalion CM2 Ghazni
2nd Infantry Battalion CM1 Operational Sep 21 2008
3rd Infantry Battalion CM3 Paktya Operational Jul 2008
4th Combat Support Battalion CM3 Khost/Gardez (2x D30 Howitzers) Operational Oct 2005
5th Combat Service Support Battalion CM1
6th Infantry Battalion UF
th
4 Brigade FOB Shank, Logar Oct2011: Garrison not build yet
1st Infantry Battalion - FOB Altimur, Logar, Sep2010
2nd Infantry Battalion 3rd Infantry Battalion Nov2010
4th Combat Support Battalion
5th Combat Service Support Battalion
Garrison Support Unit
Operational Coordination Center, Provincial (OCCP) in Khost. Open ~Jun2008
205th Corps (Atal/Hero) RDL3 FOB Lindsey, Camp Shirzai, Kandahar, Gen Abdul Hamid.
AOR: Kandahar, Zabol, Uruzgan, Daykundi provinces
205th (3rd) Commando Battalion CM1 Operational by Jan 30, 2008
2nd Forward Supply Depot - Kandahar
205th Route Clearing Company

1st Brigade RDL2 - Camp Shirzai, Kandahar , Brigadier General Khair Mohammad, AOR Panjwai
1st Infantry Battalion CM2
2nd Infantry Battalion CM1- Panjwai District, Lt.-Col. Sakhi Mohammad Barriz
3rd Infantry Battalion (Night fighters) CM2 - Zhari
4th Combat Support Battalion CM2
5th Combat Service Support Battalion CM2
6th Infantry Battalion UF
Garrison Support Unit CM2
2nd Brigade RDL4 Qalat, Zabol, Brigadier General Jamaluddin
1st Infantry Battalion CM1 FOB Sweeney, Shinkay district, southern Zabul
2nd Infantry Battalion CM1 capable of independent ops 2/28/11
3rd Infantry Battalion CM3
4th Combat Support Battalion CM2 - Qalat, Zabol, artillery platoon (3x D30 122mm howitzers)
5th Combat Service Support Battalion CM3
6th Infantry Battalion Temp duty in Kandahar
Garrison Support Unit CM1
3rd Brigade RDL4 Zhari, Kandahar, Colonel Ghalum Murtaza Sarwari
AOR Zhari and Maiwand districts. Aug2010 Replace former 3/205th which was transferred to 215th Corps
1st Infantry Battalion - Operational Jun2010
2nd Infantry Battalion - Operational Sep2010
3rd Infantry Battalion
4th Combat Support Battalion
5th Combat Service Support Battalion
6th Infantry Battalion
4th Brigade RDL4 Camp Holland, Uruzgan, Operational Dec2008.
1st Infantry Battalion CM3
2nd Infantry Battalion CM3 Mirabad Valley
3rd Infantry Battalion
4th Combat Support Battalion CM4
5th Combat Service Support Battalion CM3
6th Infantry Battalion CM4
207th Corps (Zabar/Victory) RDL3 Camp Zafar, Herat, Major General. Shahzada.
AOR Herat, Farah, Bagdhis provinces
207th (4th) Commando Battalion CM1 Shindand Operational May 8, 2008
207th Route Clearing Company
1st Brigade RDL2 - Herat
1st Infantry Battalion CM1
2nd Infantry Battalion CM3 Herat. Jun2012: moving to Wahsir district under 215th Corps
3rd Infantry Battalion CM3 - Badghis , Colonel Niamatullah
4th Combat Support CM2 Ghurian
5th Combat Service Support CM3 Farah
Garrison Support Unit CM2
2nd Brigade RDL3 Farah
1st Infantry Battalion CM1 - Camp Zafar, Lt Col Raheem Khan
2nd Infantry Battalion CM3 Lt Col Sakhra
5th Combat Service Support Battalion CM3
6th Infantry battalion UF
Garrison Support Unit CM4
3rd Brigade Chesma-e-Dozakh, Badghis Oct 2011: Garrison facility building
3rd Infantry Battalion - Moqur

209th Corps (Shakeen/Falcon) RDL2 Mazar-e-Sharif, Gen. Zalmai Zalmay Wesa

209th (5th) Commando Battalion CM1 Mazar-e-Sharif Operational October 2008
209th Route Clearing Company
1st Brigade RDL6 Meymanah, Faryab, Mohammad Zaman Waziri Oct2011: Garrison building
1st Infantry Battalion CM1
2nd Infantry Battalion CM1 Mazar e Sharif
3rd Infantry Battalion CM3
4th Combat Support Battalion CM2
5th Combat Service Support Battalion CM1 Mazar-e-Sharif
6th Infantry Battalion Operational by end 2010
Garrison Support Unit CM2
2nd Brigade RDL3- Kunduz, Maj. Gen. Mohammad Zaman Waziri?
1st Infantry Battalion CM3 - Feyzabad
2nd Infantry Battalion CM1
3rd Infantry Battalion CM3
5th Combat Service Support Battalion CM3
6th Infantry Battalion Operational by end2010
Garrison Support Unit
3rd Brigade RDL3 Mazir-i-Sharif, Balkh
1st Infantry Battalion Mazer-e-Sharf Operational soon after Sep2010
2nd Infantry Battalion-Mazer-e-Sharf Operational by end2010
3rd Infantry Battalion - Operational May2011
5th Combat Service Support Battalion Consolidated field training Jun2010
215th Corps (Maiwand) RDL 3 Camp Shorabak, Lashkar Gah, Helmand, General Sayed Mallok.
AOR: Helmand, half of Farah, most of southwestern Nimroz province.
Operational Apr2010
215th (7th) Commando Battalion Operational January 21, 2010
215th Route Clearing Company
1st Brigade RDL4 Camp Garmsir, Brig. Gen. Shujaee
AOR South Helmand
1st Infantry Battalion - Nawa
2nd Infantry Battalion - Garmsir
3rd Infantry Battalion - Marjah, Col Mohammad Nowroz
4th Combat Support Battalion (D-30 howitzer)
5th Combat Service Support Battalion - Garmsir
Garrison Support Unit - Col. Mustafa
2nd Brigade RDL4 Sangin, Brig. Gen. Abdul Wasea
AOR Northern Helmand
Jun2012: Reinforced with 2/1/207th in Washir district
Sep2012: Moving to Sangin
1st Infantry Battalion
2nd Infantry Battalion FOB Sher Wali, Marjah? , Lt. Col. Haji Mohammad?
3rd Infantry Battalion Musa Qala
4th Combat Support Battalion - Lt. Col. Shir Ali
5th Combat Service Support Battalion 6th Infantry Battalion
Garrison Support Unit
3rd Brigade RDL2 Camp Sharabak, Lashkr Gah, Brig. Gen. Sherin Shah
AOR Central Helmand? Reflagged from 3/ 205th Corps early2010.
1st Infantry Battalion CM1 Nad-Ali

2nd Infantry Battalion CM1 Camp Shorabak, Lashkr Gah

3rd Infantry Battalion CM1 Gereshk
4th Combat Support Battalion CM3 Camp Shorabak (Fully trained: 102man Artillery bat, Eng co, Recce co)
5th Combat Service Support Battalion CM3 - Camp Shorabak
6th Infantry Battalion CM2 Gereshk
Garrison Support Unit CM1
4th Brigade FOB Deleram II
Jul 2012: Building
Sep2012: Replacing 2nd / 215th
2nd Infantry Battaion Sangin (May 2012)
3rd Infantry Battalion Marja? ( Jun2012)

ANA Support Command

6x Forward Supply Depots Corps level supply. One per corps region
Central Movement Agency (CMA) Brigade responsible for transporting supplies throughout Afghanistan
Central Maintenance Workshop Equipment maintenance

ANA Recruiting Command (ANAREC)

ANA Detention Facility (ANDF)
ANA Training Command (ANATC)
Kabul Military Training Center (KMTC) (opened 2002) Basic training
Infantry basic training
Engineering
Communications
Medical
Intelligence
First Sergeants course. Sergeant Major course
5x (6x by Nov2011) Regional Military Training Centers (RMTC) Basic training
National Military Academy of Afghanistan Officer, NCO training
NCO Academy
Command and Staff College
Junior Officer Staff Course
Command and General Staff Course
Higher Command and Staff Course
Strategic Command and Staff Course
Afghan National Defence University (Sep2011)
Branch Schools Specialist training
Armor (Feb2011)
Artillery
Human Resources
Signal (Feb2011)
Infantry
Engineer (Jan2011)
Legal
Military Police
Logistics
Religious + Cultural
Intelligence

Finance
Collective training center Consolidated field training
Commando school (opened Spring 2007) Commando training

Definition of Capability Milestones (CM)

Units rated July2009. CM system is now obsolete and being replaced by RDL system. See below
UF - Unit not fielded yet. Planned for 2009 or early 2010
CM 4: Training Level
Unit formed
Significant OMLT and ETT support
Not capable of conducting operational missions
Manning and equipping are below 50 percent
CM 3: Initial Operational Capability
Somehow capable of conduction operations at company level
OMLT and ETT support and guidance
Capable individual-specialist skills
Manning and equipping are between 50 and 70 percent
CM 2: Partial Operational Capability
Battalion is capable of planning and executing operations
OMLT and ETT support and guidance
Capable of sustaining operations
Manning and equipping are between 70 and 85 percent
CM 1: Full Operational Capability
Battalion is fully capable of planning, executing and sustaining operations
No OMLT and ETT operational support
Some external support may be required
Manning and equipping are above 85 percent

Definition of Rating Definition Level (RDL)

Untis rated Sep2010
RDL6: Not assessed
RDL5: Ineffective
RDL4: Dependent on CF for success
RDL3: Effective with assistance
RDL2: Effective with advisor
RLD1: Independent

Organization status
Units: 164 fielded (Sep2010)
6 corps HQs
1 division HQ
22 brigades HQs (21 infantry, 1 commando)
1 tank battalion ( used as infantry due to lack of heavy equipment maintenance)
1 mech infantry battalion (used as infantry due to lack of equipment maintenance)
126 infantry/combat support/combat service support battalions/garrison support units
8 commando battalions
152,000 (Jan2011). Infantry battalions manned to 100%.
3500 troops completed medic training (May09).

Organization goal by October 2010

Units :
179 units total

6 corps HQ and corps troops

1 division HQ and division troops
18 light infantry brigade HQ
1 mechanized brigade HQ
1 commando brigade HQ
1 Headquarters security support brigade HQ
81 Infantry battalions
Combat support battalions
Combat service support battalions
1 tank battalion(1 HQ Company, 1 Weapons Company, 1 Tank Company), 1 mechanized infantry
battalion(1 HQs Company, 1 Weapons Company, 3 Mechanized Companies
9 commando battalions: 1 battalion per corps, 3 for commando brigade
Garrison Support Units
Corps-level Combat Support Units including artillery battalions, engineering battalions, medical,
evacuation, MP, intelligence
Troops: 134,000 total: 122,000 active and 12,000 TTHS(trainee, transient, hospitalized, student). Infantry
battalions manned to 117%

Organization goal by October 2011

Units
208 total units
34 Command units
96 Maneuver battalions
22 Combat support battalions
56 Combat service support battalions
Troops: 171,000 total

Organization goal by October 2012

Troops:
194,000 to 207,000 depending on recruiting and retention performance

ANA Corps: Organization of a notional ANA corps

1x Quick Reaction Force battalion (M1117 wheeled APC)
1x Transport helicopter detachment (3-4 Mi-17)
1x Corps Logistics Battalion(CLB)
Logistics distribution
Equipment maintenance
Medical support
1x Corps Support Battalion
Military Police Company HQ
Engineering unit, Route Clearing Company
Artillery unit
Medical and evacuation unit
Intelligence unit
3-4x Infantry brigades (2800+ troops)
1x Garrison Support Unit
3-4x Infantry Battalions (650+ troops)
HHC company
4x Infantry Companies (assault rifles, light and heavy machine guns, RPGs, Humvee)
1x Heavy Weapons Company (81mm mortars, SPG-9 Recoilless rifle)

1x Combat Support Battalion (500 troops)

1x Reconnaissance company (armored vehicles)
1x Artillery battery (8x D30 122mm howitzers)
1x Engineering company - force protection, demolition, mine clearance, counter-mobility
1x Combat Service Support Battalion (350 troops)- logistics and supply
1x Military Police platoon

Training
KMTC: 30,000 troops train per year, 8000 at any one time, 84,000 since 2002(Apr09).
Another 8,000 total trained in Basic Training (Nov08) at satellite locations in Mazar-eSharif(209th
Corps) closed, Heart(207th Corps), Gardez(203rd Corps), Kandahar(205th Corps), Darulaman/S.
Kabul(201st Corps). Satellite capacity 8000 at any one time.
Total training capacity increased to 18,000 at any one time due to reduced training for accelerate
growth
Basic Soldier Training is 10 weeks being reduced to 8 weeks to accelerate growth (Dec2009)
Basic Combat Training is 5 weeks
Elementary soldier and infantry skills such as weapons, handling, shooting, guard duty, land
navigation, first aid, mines, and prisoner processing.
Advanced Individual training is 3 weeks
Squad tactical movement, weapons training, patrol, squad assault, ambush and check point
operations.
Field Training Exercise is 2 weeks
Squad Attack, Squad Attack (Live firing), Platoon, Attack, Day and Night Ambush
Advanced Combat Training is 6-8 weeks for about 30% of soldiers
Specialist training at Branch Schools
8000/year capacity at KMTC
Romanians provide trainers and mentors
Unit tactical training is 9 weeks being reduced to 5 weeks to accelerate growth (Jan 2010)
Canadians provide trainers and mentors
Consolidated Fielding Center training is 8 weeks, increased to 9 weeks (Jun2010)
The CFC organizes individuals into a unit and establishes a chain of command, organize units, equip
them and transport them to their assigned commands from the training center so that they arrive as intact
teams. The first unit fielded thought CFC was 2/3/203rd Corps on Sept21, 2008
NCO training
After Basic Soldier Training, further NCO courses are offered to promising students. British forces
provide trainers and mentors
It is difficult to get NCOs to Kabul training facility. Therefore, Afghan-led mobile training teams go to
corps for team and squad leader training (two weeks)
Officer training
Officer cadet training is six months modeled on British Sandhurst College. Being reduced to 20 weeks
to accellerate growth (Dec2009)
Selected officer candidates to National Military Academy of Afghanistan, four-year school modeled
after West Point. 84 graduated 2009, 300 in 2010.
Command and Staff college providing 4 levels of classes
Lieutenant and Captain
Major and Lt Colonel
Colonel
One and two star General
Specialist training

Combined Arms Training School (planned): Infantry support weapons, armour, and artillery training.
For junior officers, non-commissioned officers. British lead.
Logistics School, Engineering School, Intelligence Training Center (ITC): French, German support
Mentoring in the field
Once units have competed basic training, mentoring by coalition forces is provided at their respective
Corps Area of Operations.
Operational Mentor Liaison Teams (OMLTs) are equivalent to the US Embedded Training Team
(ETTs). The ETTs and OMLTs mentor the ANA in leadership, staff, and support functions; planning,
assessing, supporting, and execution of operations; and training doctrine, tactics, techniques, and
procedures. In addition to training and mentoring the ANA the ETTs and OMLTs provide the ANA
access to combat enablers such as close air support/fires, medical evacuation, and quick reaction forces.
The following coalition partners provide OMLTs: France, Germany, Romania, Great Britain, the
Netherlands, Canada, Croatia, Italy, Sweden, Norway, Slovenia, and Poland. As of December 2008,
there were a total of 42 validated OMLTs out of a NATO commitment to provide 103.
US forces represented by the Army, Navy, Air Force, and Marines mentor the ANA from MoD to
company level. There are 1138 embedded US advisers out of 2225 needed(Dec08)
Commando training
12 weeks training after Basic Training. US SOF lead, Afghan trainers
Special Operation Forces training
1 week selection course, the 26 weeks training with US SOF

Equipment
Transportation
Goal - Current
Total rolling stock
21,900(Nov2010)
Pickup trucks (Ford F 350 SORV)
23,000 Trucks
5200 - 2781
Medium tactical trucks (Navistar 5ton) 4,000 - ??
Heavy trucks
1,200 - ??
Communications and control (C2)
46,000 pieces of communications equipment fielded (Aug2010), 100% of requirement
Commercial wireless microwave links - National Military Command Center to Corps HQs
PRC-1077 or HH-7799 (VHF) long range
PRC-1099 or RT-7000 (HF) Radio - long range
Motorola 960/handheld - local (district & patrol)

Armored vehicles
Goal
- Current
T62 tank(salvaged)
- 30?
BMP1 infantry fighting vehicles(salvaged)
- 30?
BDRM scout vehicles (salvaged)
- ?
M113 APC
- 45
M577 command vehicles
- 16
M1117 ASV
23(Dec2011) Up-armored HUMVEEs (M1151/M1152) 6500
- 4100
Indirect fire
D-30 122mm towed howitzers

Goal Current
283?(for 134,000 goal) - 146 (Sep2010)
or 184? (end2011)

81mm mortars

- 950 (Sep2010)

Small/Medium arms
M4 / M16A2 rifles
M203 grenade launchers
M249 squad automatic weapon
M240B machine guns
M24 sniper rifles
M2 50cal machine guns
RPG-7
SPG-9 Recoilless rifle

Goal
104,000 2,250 2,600 1,700 1,544 576 -

Current
32,768 (Jun09)
1,760
2,199
1,138
>244 (Sep2010)